These scales in grocery stores, or drugstores, I always wondered: who on earth pops out for a loaf of bread or some Advil and thinks "let's see how much I weigh!". Maybe they date to a less body conscious time in the 1940s. I'd be mortified to step on a scale in public (or Publix). I can't be alone, because I'm guessing if the scales were bringing in $$$$ they'd find a way to keep offering them.
These scales in grocery stores, or drugstores, I always wondered: who on earth pops out for a loaf of bread or some Advil and thinks "let's see how much I weigh!". Maybe they date to a less body conscious time in the 1940s. I'd be mortified to step on a scale in public (or Publix). I can't be alone, because I'm guessing if the scales were bringing in $$$$ they'd find a way to keep offering them.